University of Florida Archives Gift of Joel W. Eastman. Donated in the author's name.
University of Florida Archives
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Book Shelf Scrap Book of E.B. Fred Clark
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Copyrighted 1931 with other information
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Commencement invitation at Adelphia Academy
Two newspaper clippings
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Two newspaper clippings
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Three newspaper clippings
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Program of Commencement Exercises of the Class of 1930
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Another page of the Program of Commencement Exercises
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Copy of the official school record of Elmer Banks Clark, Jr. (first and second years)
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Third and fourth years of the school record
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a. Horticulture Bldg. U. of F.
b. University of Florida Stadium – seats 22,000
c. Stadium
d. Stables U. of F.
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Views of my “Alma Mater” (1930-1937)
a. Peabody Hall
b. Administration Building
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a. Florida Union Bldg.
b. P.K. Yonge Laboratory School – Here I did my first “practice teaching”
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John F. Seagle Bldg.
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a. Auditorium
b. Campus
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Seagle Bldg.
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a. Campus
b. ZAE House – “I did not belong to a fraternity”
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Seagle Bldg.
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a. Chemistry Building
b. Stadium – “My M.A. degree was conferred during the first Commencement to be held in this Stadium”
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“Architect’s drawing. Only a portion of this structure had been built when I left the university in 1937” (Administration Building)
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Radio Station WRUF
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Written note – “The Hotel Thomas was my home for six years.”
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Hotel Thomas, Gainesville, Fla (front view)
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Views of Hotel Thomas – six small photographs
a. View of entry path and front of the building
b. Closer view of building
c. Sidewalk beside the hotel
d. Wrought iron fence and Hotel Thomas beyond
e. A woman seated on a porch swing
f. A young man sitting on a porch railing
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Hotel Thomas
“This hotel, my home for most of my college days, was operated by Major Thomas. It had a family atmosphere. Sometimes Mother would spend the winter here. At other times I would be alone.”
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Views of Hotel Thomas – eight small photos a-h
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Patio, Hotel Thomas
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Views of Hotel Thomas – six small photos a-f
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Patio, Hotel Thomas
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Written note – “Casa Mia” (1930-1937), no photograph on page
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Three newspaper clippings
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Commencement Convocation program – June 7, 1937
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Baccalaureate Sermon program – June 6, 1937
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Pamphlet – Rules Governing Academic Customs and Costumes
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Newspaper clipping
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Newspaper clipping – continuation of article on page 45
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Newspaper clipping
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Views of a home on the “Coffee Pot”, St. Petersburg, Fla. – six small photos a-f
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Six small photos with views of St. Petersburg, Fla.
1. Pelican on pier
2. Soreno Hotel
3. On Snell Island
4. Dirigible hanger
5. The pier
6. Pelicans on pier
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a. Pier at St. Petersburg - exterior
b. Pier at St. Petersburg – view from under colonnade
c. Log cabin at Paradise, Silver Springs, Fla.
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“The Portrait Gallery – pictures of friends in Gainesville, Fla. Students, town people, tourists etc. This is not a fully complete collection”.
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a. Alfred Rembert
b. Virginia Biddle
c. Alfred and Wilson Hendricks
d. Virginia - “I was briefly engaged to V. Biddle”
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a. Virginia
b. Mildred and I
c. Mildred Thomas
d. Mildred – “Mildred Thomas is another member of the large Thomas family”.
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a. Mildred and I
b. Mildred
c. Mildred
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a. Mildred and I
b. Ray Stockfish
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“O.P.” Davis – “a clerk at Hotel Thomas, well liked by everyone”
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Note – “This picture was made at Crawford Notch, N. H….” refers to photo a. on Page 65
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a. Dan Wyman and I
b. “Phil” Thomas (manager of Hotel Thomas)
c. Mr. Marsh (guest at hotel)
d. Small photo of a man by some trees
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a. “Mr. And Mrs. Herbert MacIntire, who gave me this book as a graduation gift,
June 1937”
b. Louise Sword
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a. Mrs. Mary McRee
b. “Dick” Tench – “classmate at U. of F. Picture taken atop roof of hotel in Valdosta, Georgia
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a. “Buddy” Chalker
b. Another picture of “Buddy”?
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a. Claude Murphree – by a car
b. Claude Murphree – by a door to a building
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a. Roy Daniels
b. Victor Konopka – U. of F. student
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John Meagley (pictured with a young woman whose name is not given)
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a. “Bob” Higginbotham – “country lad from interior of Florida. I visited his home”.
b. Roger Monroe – U. of F. Student
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a. George Watson – “Friend from St. Petersburg Fla.”
b. George and one of his friends
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a. “Jack” Cooper - “Friend from Palatka, Fla.”
b. Roger, myself, Jack – “Three little lads in Florida white”
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John Maura – U. of F. Student
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Note – “Allen of Miami” – no photo included on page
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Woodrow of Miami
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George Watson of St. Petersburg, Fla
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Loose photographs
a. Mother
b. Commencement Day U of F. ‘37
c. After Commencement – June 1937
d. Front porch in my house.
e. General Beaver’s residence, showing the approach
f. Rear view of the general’s house taken from the formal gardens
g. General Beaver’s residence taken from the highway in front
h. Fred on a big palm.
i. Out by Fred’s room
j. Me by the big palm. The lake is Mirror Lake, near here.
k. Tryon, N.C. April 1919. Billy and Elmer (the horse)
l. Apartment building in Brooklyn, New York City, where we lived in 1930, prior to going to Florida.
Fifteen unidentified photographs of people and buildings